This free-standing wet paint sign, made from durable yellow polypropylene, effectively warns of potential risks associated with freshly painted surfaces. Its foldable design allows for easy storage, while the double-sided structure ensures the warning is visible from both directions. The lightweight, self-standing construction makes it simple to place and move as needed.
- Foldable for easy storage
- Double-sided for clear visibility
- Self-standing and lightweight
- Durable plastic for long-lasting use
Material Options Explained:
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Rigid Plastic:
Lightweight white PVC with high impact strength, perfect for internal and external signs. Easily drilled for wall mounting. -
Self-Adhesive Vinyl:
Flexible high-gloss PVC vinyl with self-adhesive backing, suitable for smooth, dry surfaces indoors. -
Photoluminescent Rigid Plastic:
1.2mm rigid PVC with glow-in-the-dark properties, exceeding PSPA Class C standards, visible in blackout conditions. -
Photoluminescent Self-Adhesive:
Flexible PVC with photoluminescent properties, ideal for smooth surfaces and nighttime visibility. -
Aluminium:
0.9mm aluminium with a gloss white powder-coated finish, offering UV resistance and excellent weathering for outdoor use. -
Polycarbonate:
2mm flame-retardant transparent polycarbonate, highly resistant to impact, with sub-surface printing to prevent damage. -
Rigid Plastic with Self-Adhesive Back:
Durable rigid PVC with a high-tack self-adhesive backing, enabling easy installation without additional fixings. -
Fluted Polypropylene:
Lightweight, twin-walled, waterproof, and 100% recyclable plastic, ideal for temporary signage. -
PVC Banner:
Flame-resistant 440gsm PVC, digitally printed for bold, eye-catching displays suitable for indoor or outdoor use. -
Brass/Aluminium Effect:
2-Ply rigid PVC laminate with brushed aluminium or brass effect, heat-resistant for demanding environments.
Applications:
This sign is perfect for temporary placement in areas undergoing painting, such as hallways, offices, or public spaces, ensuring visitors and staff are aware of the wet paint hazard.
